After a successful trial weekend in Leeds and London at the beginning of March, which showcased a strong standard of trialists, coaches and managers carefully assessed both incumbent and new players before selecting their HPTS members for 2026. 

Grace Brown, Nick Garcia and Michael Delbridge join GBTR’s performance department.

The British & Irish Cup returns to University College Dublin this August, the same venue where Great Britain claimed their first ever Cup triumph on Irish soil.

The Great Britain Tag Rugby teams are set to continue their push to the top of international Tag Rugby and are seeking players who are interested in taking their playing journey to the next level.

The coaching teams to lead Great Britain in 2026, a World Cup year, have today been named, with a number of new coaches appointed.

As we build towards the British & Irish Cup games and the Tag World Cup year in 2026, Great Britain Tag Rugby (GBTR) are seeking multiple dedicated, engaging and confident head coaches, assistant coaches, and team managers for the 2026 season.

The Great Britain Men’s Open team is currently on a tour of Australia as part of their preparations for the Tag World Cup in 2026.

The first appointments for the GB Tag Rugby Performance Advisory Group (PAG) have been named.

Great Britain Tag Rugby (GBTR) is establishing a Performance Advisory Group (PAG) to support the continued development of its high-performance programme.

Over the coming months, Try Tag Rugby and Great Britain Tag Rugby will be establishing Great Britain Tag Rugby as a standalone, not-for-profit organisation.

Gregg Cropper has today been named as the new Great Britain Programme Director.

Great Britain won the 2025 British & Irish Cup 17.5 – 7.5 and were victorious in seven out of 11 categories.